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Table 2 Clinicopathological characteristics of 229 patients with type 1 gastric NETs

From: Management of type 1 gastric neuroendocrine tumors: an 11-year retrospective single-center study

Patient features

No. of patients

%

Sex

  

 Male

93

40.6%

 Female

136

59.4%

Main symptoms

  

 Abdominal distension

59

25.8%

 Abdominal pain

46

20.1%

 Belching

21

9.2%

 Postprandial fullness

20

8.7%

 Dizziness

18

7.9%

 Lower limb pain or numbness

5

2.2%

 Other symptoms

68

29.7%

 Asymptomatic

38

16.8%

Number of lesions

  

 Single

47

20.5%

 Multiple

166

72.5%

Maximum diameter of tumor (cm)

  

 < 0.5

63

27.5%

 0.5–0.9

89

38.9%

 1.0–1.9

35

15.3%

 ≥ 2.0

9

3.9%

 Unknown

33

14.4%

Tumor shape

  

 Polypoid

197

86.0%

 Erosion or ulcer

6

2.6%

 Coarse granular

5

2.2%

 Polyp with erosion

12

5.3%

 Unknown

9

3.9%

Depth of invasion (pathological)

  

 Mucosa

89

38.9%

 Submucosa

47

20.5%

 Muscularis propria

3

1.3%

 Unknown

90

39.3%

Histological grade

  

 NET G1

159

69.4%

 NET G2

60

26.2%

 NET G3

0

0

 Unknown

10

4.4%

Tumor stage

  

 Stage I

160

69.9%

 Stage II

30

13.1%

 Stage III

3

1.3%

 Stage IV

2

0.9%

 Unknown

34

14.8%

Comorbidities

  

 Anemia

85

39.7%

 Hashimoto’s thyroiditis

58

29.3%

 Other autoimmune diseases

9

6.4%

 Other malignant tumors

12

9.0%

  1. Data are expressed as numbers (percentages)
  2. Abbreviations: NET, neuroendocrine tumor